[A world cut off from its past] [No female lead] [Plot-focused] [Almost invincible] [Supernatural]
(This book is by a new author and draws on other works. It's essentially a substitute meal. I'm deeply sorry if it makes for an unpleasant reading experience, and I wish you a happy life.)
He is the last person in the world, bearing the world's entire past.
The apocalypse came, and the world was destroyed.
Cheng Wei did not die in the apocalypse. Instead, he stepped into an unfamiliar world.
After transmigrating for years, Cheng Wei nearly forgot what his homeland looked like.
“Did my home really exist?”
“It did. Memories may deceive you, but your love for home never will.”
Everything in this new world is so unfamiliar to Cheng Wei that he can only search for traces of the past among countless tiny grains of dust.
Before the countless powerful figures of this world, Cheng Wei seems truly insignificant, just like his name.
Everyone says that world is dead.
But Cheng Wei doesn't believe that.
The past may have perished, but it has never vanished completely. It has always stayed by Cheng Wei's side, just as it used to.
“I'd think carefully if I were you. I have a legend standing behind me!”
Looking at the enemy before him, Cheng Wei smiled.
“But I have an entire world standing behind me!”
A story about a protagonist who discovers that his house has been blown up and then tries to put it together (it takes him a long time to put it together himself). The subject matter seems quite interesting.
It's better than the one written by the source of inspiration next door. I hope it won't follow the old path next door, where it will be taken away by gunmen and the setting will be messed up. The author has also written his own thing. I personally think that the plot of the protagonist returning home is more compact and reasonable than saving the world. But now that the plot has reached the point where the protagonist realizes his own mechanism, his subsequent combat performance will easily cause problems. I still look forward to what the author will write in the future [Sending Hearts]
It's great! [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] I really like the main character's character, and I can change it as needed. The supporting characters are also well written. The duo is very cute, and so is Qian. The plot line is also advanced very reasonably.
After reading the book review, I remembered that the configuration of the protagonist + professor is indeed a bit similar to the other book [thinking], but the plot is still different. I didn't follow that book anymore. If I didn't mention it, I wouldn't even have thought of it. Come on, author.
"Could it be that Cheng Wei was trapped in an undeveloped historic site for a long time and missed the census?"
"If you think about it this way, how did he get in touch with the Jiang family?"
"That's right, Jiang Zhenyun of the Jiang family has been missing for twenty years but his body has never been found. The most likely reason is that he accidentally entered an undeveloped ancient ruins and was trapped and died inside."
"Cheng Wei met Jiang Zhenyun at that ancient ruins, and then became related to the Jiang family. Uncle Wang, do you think it makes sense?"
Uncle Wang wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and said after a long time: "This, this is unlikely. Jiang Zhenyun was already at the third level when he disappeared, and Cheng Wei was only at the first level."
"And if Jiang Zhenyun really comes back..."
Uncle Wang didn't dare to say anything else.
Xie Ziyuan shook his finger.
"As long as low-level extraordinary beings are not afraid of death, they can enter high-authority level monuments."
"And when did I say Jiang Zhenyun was still alive?"
"The Jiang family is willing to give the ancient ruins to Cheng Wei for use. Just relying on a little friendship between him and Jiang Zhenyun is definitely not enough. Cheng Wei must have brought something more important and valuable to the Jiang family than the undeveloped ancient ruins."
"For example, the Eye of Cognition."
I'm so scared. This is really reasonable and well-founded. It directly predicts the protagonist's camp. It's really scary. The supreme master of wisdom.
I just said why it looked so familiar. It turned out to be the same book as "I, the Supreme Being of the Old Age, Ignore the Rules"
It looks good, the sentences are coherent, and the creativity is novel. Not to mention how good the writing is, but overall it is very coherent and comfortable to listen to dozens of chapters in one go, and there is no uncomfortable listening experience.
For me, it is a book without any poisonous points, and the focus on different descriptions is also very comfortable. There is no uncomfortable appearance description of male or female characters.
The character creation is also not cliched. Although it is not the kind of setting that is stunning at first glance, I personally like it very much.
Keep up the good work, author! I will keep reading this book until the end.
Looking forward to your plot [please update] [like]
Not bad, not bad. I think it's quite novel. It really made my eyes light up when I read it. The author is quite imaginative. He directly jumps into the event at the beginning. He controls the content very well. The character of the protagonist is also very good. It's a very good book. I like it very much.
Okay, there's nothing bad about it. There's 400,000 words and no rating. Maybe it's because the writing style in the early stage is a bit too novice, and the introduction isn't that good. But if it's a meal replacement, it's still good. The plot is still interesting. I support it with five stars.
What a wonderful story, why are there so few people?
It's really good. It was just a meal replacement at first, but now it really has a different taste. The appearance of "Light" can be said to be a turning point, and it started to go in a different direction. It further highlights the male protagonist's struggle as an "ordinary person"
A little disappointed, I hope to see more about different characters' attitudes towards others and the world, and the male protagonist's spiritual growth.
"A great wise man must be humble, and a great kind man must be tolerant. Only a little wise man is aggressive, and a little kind man is careless."
The male protagonist is still like a child sometimes, but he lacks the purity and simplicity of a child.
A story about a protagonist who discovers that his house has been blown up and then tries to put it together (it takes him a long time to put it together himself). The subject matter seems quite interesting.
It's better than the one written by the source of inspiration next door. I hope it won't follow the old path next door, where it will be taken away by gunmen and the setting will be messed up. The author has also written his own thing. I personally think that the plot of the protagonist returning home is more compact and reasonable than saving the world. But now that the plot has reached the point where the protagonist realizes his own mechanism, his subsequent combat performance will easily cause problems. I still look forward to what the author will write in the future [Sending Hearts]
It's great! [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] I really like the main character's character, and I can change it as needed. The supporting characters are also well written. The duo is very cute, and so is Qian. The plot line is also advanced very reasonably. After reading the book review, I remembered that the configuration of the protagonist + professor is indeed a bit similar to the other book [thinking], but the plot is still different. I didn't follow that book anymore. If I didn't mention it, I wouldn't even have thought of it. Come on, author.
"Could it be that Cheng Wei was trapped in an undeveloped historic site for a long time and missed the census?" "If you think about it this way, how did he get in touch with the Jiang family?" "That's right, Jiang Zhenyun of the Jiang family has been missing for twenty years but his body has never been found. The most likely reason is that he accidentally entered an undeveloped ancient ruins and was trapped and died inside." "Cheng Wei met Jiang Zhenyun at that ancient ruins, and then became related to the Jiang family. Uncle Wang, do you think it makes sense?" Uncle Wang wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and said after a long time: "This, this is unlikely. Jiang Zhenyun was already at the third level when he disappeared, and Cheng Wei was only at the first level." "And if Jiang Zhenyun really comes back..." Uncle Wang didn't dare to say anything else. Xie Ziyuan shook his finger. "As long as low-level extraordinary beings are not afraid of death, they can enter high-authority level monuments." "And when did I say Jiang Zhenyun was still alive?" "The Jiang family is willing to give the ancient ruins to Cheng Wei for use. Just relying on a little friendship between him and Jiang Zhenyun is definitely not enough. Cheng Wei must have brought something more important and valuable to the Jiang family than the undeveloped ancient ruins." "For example, the Eye of Cognition." I'm so scared. This is really reasonable and well-founded. It directly predicts the protagonist's camp. It's really scary. The supreme master of wisdom.
I just said why it looked so familiar. It turned out to be the same book as "I, the Supreme Being of the Old Age, Ignore the Rules"
It looks good, the sentences are coherent, and the creativity is novel. Not to mention how good the writing is, but overall it is very coherent and comfortable to listen to dozens of chapters in one go, and there is no uncomfortable listening experience. For me, it is a book without any poisonous points, and the focus on different descriptions is also very comfortable. There is no uncomfortable appearance description of male or female characters. The character creation is also not cliched. Although it is not the kind of setting that is stunning at first glance, I personally like it very much. Keep up the good work, author! I will keep reading this book until the end. Looking forward to your plot [please update] [like]
Not bad, not bad. I think it's quite novel. It really made my eyes light up when I read it. The author is quite imaginative. He directly jumps into the event at the beginning. He controls the content very well. The character of the protagonist is also very good. It's a very good book. I like it very much.
Okay, there's nothing bad about it. There's 400,000 words and no rating. Maybe it's because the writing style in the early stage is a bit too novice, and the introduction isn't that good. But if it's a meal replacement, it's still good. The plot is still interesting. I support it with five stars.
What a wonderful story, why are there so few people?
It's really good. It was just a meal replacement at first, but now it really has a different taste. The appearance of "Light" can be said to be a turning point, and it started to go in a different direction. It further highlights the male protagonist's struggle as an "ordinary person" A little disappointed, I hope to see more about different characters' attitudes towards others and the world, and the male protagonist's spiritual growth. "A great wise man must be humble, and a great kind man must be tolerant. Only a little wise man is aggressive, and a little kind man is careless." The male protagonist is still like a child sometimes, but he lacks the purity and simplicity of a child.